New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
MONEY From LIQUOR Mixers.
CORRUPTION FUND FOR THE DEMOCRATS.

TO opfN RUM STOPS AND ALE HOUSES ON SUNDAY
THE Is>Ul-CoNTROLLING TIE ILLEGAL VOTE
IN TROY.
TROY, Oct I6 (Speriab.-rhe demand OF the members
of the Liberty party that the liquor stores snail
be opened on sunday with tine hearty support OF
the Democrats OF Troy The Democratic boss Il Elward
Murphy IT, OF the firm of Kennedy & Murphy brewers,
rhe liquor there is sold on sunday the
faster Mr. Murphy will get rich Any increased Ge va IA
for ale must necessarily his profits Mr. MUIR
ply is chairman OF the Democratic State Committee
told of his employees at the brewery last Week
that he would be basy in NewYork supervising tho
work nittee that he should not b. ablo TO pay
his attention tn the manufacture ana SAFE Oh
his liquor Tue Democrats say that he was put at the
load OF the committee because, owing % his business rs
a brewer he is personally acquainted with the
brewers and distillers of the state-and their
money and influence are needed to carry the STATE
for the Democratic party With the money OF the brew
ers it is hoped tua 4 ucient corruption fund will be in
the hands Of tbs managers OF the Democratic party TO
bny which will Offset those lost IN consequences
the the United Labor party The brewers VIII
give their money under pledge that the Democratic
members of tho Legislature shall Vote Tor D opening
the saloons on sunday.
MR. MURPHY To BE AIDED b. FREDERICK COOK
Its believed Mr.. Murphy in his efforts to get the
brewers money Will have highly valuable assistance
from COoS vice presient OF the Barthooiay
Bre wing Company Rochester and the candidate for
secretary of slate the Democratic party. Any one
who goes Rochester will group OF gigantic build
the various structures of Mr. Cooks brewery. The bust
enormous one SO enormous hat Inc ne"1orS s
Central Railroad has constructed a railway track
specially for the use of the brewery anu lis cars loaded
Mr. Murphy has been brewer in this city for twenty,
two years past His brewery covers three acres OF
back OF them building where the ale Is brewed
stu further back is sxs'ory proof PICK s Dmps
proudly poiut to tho modern appliances Tor making are
with which this new building Is lttol Ihey report MAJ
they had work night day every day IN the week
sundays included - ill their orders they are nt,le
ahead with their work now the cellars being lhmmed Win
ale barrels As stated, the brewery now makes i,ooo
barrels of ale week each barrel nomg he nsw
building is finished Mr.. Murphy will he able TO make
" 1000 barrels "a or 100000 annually with thee
else laws modified 10 permit the sale OF iIqnor
sunday. the employes ,, OF Mr ,, Nt tstsd
The Personal Liberty party men Of Troy sent large
TO the state convention OF that party
and they say that candidate for me LEGISLATURE Ia
whether or NOT If elected he will tue Legislature
Tor opening saloons on sunday In oone qnence OF
To-. Air Murphy i msiuence que son Is raised that the
Democratic candidates will at once give TINS pedse'
TO SECURE A FRAUDULENT VICTORY IN TROY
As chairman of The Democratic state committee.
Mr.. Murphy, 1t is said, VIII thro" d iAreo
amount OF money this Senatorial district to carry II
for the Democratic candidate for Senator With cand
date pledged for the repeal of the laws forOldlng
tine saie OF liquor sunday backed by the money OF no
brewers and OF the Democratic state Committee the
Democrats confident OF electing their candidate
Preparations carry this senatorial District were maae
last winter by the Democrats Alfred e. eomstoc.' the
sepaa m Getting through the Republican Legislature
bill requiring the registration OF voters In Troy anu
t,os for Years that the Democrats OF Troy repeat
ing and voting on The names Of dS%e Men r PUsa pe
Democratic VI the city, was, OF course opposed TO
any law ike that proposed by ir. Comstock Governor
iii also desired tie election of Democratic Senator
from this and other districts so that there might
be Democratic senate to confrn his nominations ior
Important offices and lie himself be helped on lne
road the Presidency Governor votosd
the Comstock BILL and accordingly the repeating ana
fraudulent voting by the Democrats OF Troy ana tne
fhe Governor did all in power Murphy elected
chairman of the Democratic state Committee. =, >.
gard to the that he did in regard 10 the oce
a 90 9Ss that the PROBABLY would
not make any nomination as the district uacd, was
for Congressman Henry g. Burleigh, OF whitehall
Washington County. while Troy IS IN county
If had known OF Murphys plan The saturday ne,re
suddenly called together the Democratic Congressional
Convention and nominated + W. GreennSni Mr; bnr
lyng the Republicans but was too late The kepuo'
taken by surprise could not get their voters 20
i ios I pGii cp aSa n% to for himself
REPUBLICANS ALERT THIS YEAR.
When Cornsock elected Senator by the Repuo-
ucans. he received 1881 aDd Robert Hamilton,
the Democratic candidate only 1906. 1t is evident
therefore that the district Republican one when the
Republicans wideawaks. They are not asleep ms
Them mapping. They have nominated Assembiyman
James H. Manvine. of whitehall: for senator ana tIsy
Democrats of Troy Mr. Manville will get large vote
from the worngnens organizations of the district for
the workugmen recognize In him one Of their own order
Ie obj aimed employment as porter. when young man.
on the steamer IOrcan, which Lake George ana
worked his way up through al Inc sres %,
office which he now holds lie isy attending to
his duties captain of tue steamer that he found IL n
senator several years ago one winter he was appoint
cd financial clerk of the Assembly, highly responsive
The lid Assembly District OF Washington County, ana ne
S ms' constituents with his course years he held tho
position OF chairman OF the important Commt'ee On
Worsingmen are specially pleased with his ac.n last
winter in voting the bill requiring employers pay
their employees weekly. Mr.. ManVlle Is supported 1y
oa%ely Isaac Baker IT, Superintendent of
Prisons and OF tho three Railroad Commission
era Mr. Baker has himself carried the senatorial as
tct three times as candidate for Senator the Repub
ican party knows well the leading Kepubicans OF
Of his and lie Is already hard at work 10 .;ect MIN
Washington County Will give spiendid MAJORITY
for MdnvilIs but M SE % majority for The Demo
e Sasa candidate Ken:ssia.I County o1 The
who will probably he nominated for senator ny tne
Knights Of Labor. II this happens an interesting con
which TO test the relative strength cf the knights OF
Labor aud Of farmers. Rensselaer, County stuea
with manufacturing towns in which there arc stIopg
Knxhts OF Labor while Washington County
ispurey agricultural SEINE workngmen S ana,"r
have already nominated James H. McNutt ior senator,
that the votes OF the workingmen cannot
s Mss ys II that Gy
fested Burleigh Tor Congress last year Murphy may
Charles L Patterson. former Speaker OF Assembly.
George Clemens, OF Dresden, farmer. has been nom.
hsss%by District aud xs.snbly. j. Warren Fort
Republican of the LIST Assembly District OF the same
connty mas renomnated. Both are excellent nomi
nations and have a hearty party support ,-,
The Rspub licans have also renomnztcd j. Irving Bau
ssss County lie has a good record Assembly man
and will be re elected
Ch.o.o! Cho,oH C-heci!! .,..,
Don't sawr apt So i nave ss
Wsrery discharges the and eyes tho<'